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As climate-fueled disasters cause mounting damages to New Mexico鈥檚 acequias amid rising costs, leadership from traditional ditch communities and land grant-mercedes say they need state help.

Isaac Flores, a candidate for the Albuquerque Public Schools Board of Education, has suspended his campaign. He was running to represent District 3, which covers the city's north-central and northwestern corridors.

Two balloons hit power lines during the third day of the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta, the Public Service Company of New Mexico said on Monday. No injuries were reported.

Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham on Friday signed most of the legislation passed during this week鈥檚 special session of the New Mexico Legislature. She did not sign Senate Bill 3, which would expand the New Mexico Department of Health鈥檚 authority to purchase COVID-19 vaccines for children.

New Mexico lawmakers moved quickly to advance bills focused on food assistance, health care coverage and rural hospitals as a special session called by Gov. Michelle Lujan Grisham got underway.

New Mexico lawmakers on Wednesday were flying through their agenda for a special legislative session aimed at minimizing the impact of federal funding cuts, with hopes of wrapping it up Thursday.

The race to be the mayor of Albuquerque now has six candidates. The Albuquerque Journal鈥檚 Gillian Barkhurst reports that mayoral candidate Daniel Chavez has withdrawn from the race.

New Mexico lawmakers are to open a special session Wednesday to boost funding for food assistance and rural health care 鈥� actions the Democratic governor contends are needed to "minimize the damage from President Trump's disastrous bill" cutting federal taxes and spending.

A new state analysis of New Mexico roads found that they had deteriorated to the lowest ratings in 鈥渞ecent history,鈥� and state analysts are raising concerns about how a key state fund will generate enough revenue to address the issue.

A firm on Thursday presented early design concepts to a newly created state board that the Legislature endowed with up to $500 million in bonding capacity for a fairgrounds redevelopment project.